In this video I talk about how a Newton’s cradle works and a piece of the explanation that is usually left out. Then I put the Newton’s Cradle in the vacuum chamber to test if there is any difference between the cradle in air and a vacuum.
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Women In STEM - Ingenium Canada Submitted by Samantha Hendricks, Co-Chair of the STAO Elementary Curriculum Committee Introduction Attention Educators! Do you want to encourage your students... read more
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